Description :

Make a difference in the lives of others by helping give the gift of sight!

VisionGift is a non-profit organization founded in 1975 by Lions Clubs of Oregon, which recognized the need for an eye bank to provide ocular tissue for transplants, research and medical education.

Since its inception, over 65,000 people have received the gift of sight from tissue procured and screened by VisionGift, which works closely with transplant surgeons.

Additionally, ocular tissues have been utilized for valuable research projects and surgical training.

Please visit www.visiongift.org for more information on our organization.

SUMMARY STATEMENT : The Eligibility Specialist (ES) is a Medical Director Designee and, as such, is responsible for ensuring eye tissue meets or exceeds all VisionGift, State, industry, Federal, and other applicable guidelines.

They are responsible for making final donor eligibility determination, as well as tissue suitability determination based on the 20 eligibility core indicators defined in VG SOPs.

The ES works closely with the VP of Donor Services to complete projects and other assigned duties as needed. After the initial training period, the position has flexibility for a hybrid work from home and on site schedule.

ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS / ASSIGNED RESPONSIBILITIES AND DUTIES :

Compile and review elements of the donor record including, but not limited to, the final medical record. This includes confirming the paperwork for accuracy, resolving eligibility-related discrepancies, and coordinating needed corrections

Consult with the Medical Director, infectious disease experts, and other key parties as needed to resolve concerns in the donor medical, social, and travel history.

Take periodic on-call shifts depending on schedule and needs of the organization.

Consult with other departments to make preliminary eligibility determination when there are questions outside the knowledge of the other department.

Resolve departure from procedure findings in coordination with other departments.

Assist Quality Department with various projects, such as records management, tissue audits, and others as needed.

Participate in corrective and preventive action plans as appropriate.

Complete corrections for audit findings within specified timeframes.

This position may be required to work a share of holidays.

Maintain a professional demeanor and interact well with others.

Other duties and projects as needed and determined by Supervisor.

In addition to the hourly wage, VisionGift offers a generous benefit package including, but not limited to :

Shift differentials for nights & weekends

Medical, dental, and vision employee premiums paid in full

Employer-funded HRA

$20,000 employer-paid life insurance policy

Employer-paid short-term disability

Voluntary benefits

Paid parental leave

And more!

Requirements : EDUCATION :

EDUCATION :

Bachelor's degree in science is recommended. Commensurate experience in a related field may substitute for a degree.

EXPERIENCE :

Minimum one year of experience eye banking, preferably performing donor screening and interpreting donor screening and testing results

Strong analytical, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills

Strong communication skills

Reliable and timely decision maker

Positive attitude and willingness to work pro-actively and with a team and cross-departmentally

Basic knowledge of Microsoft Office suite

NOTICE TO APPLICANTS :

Studies have shown that women and people of color are less likely to apply for jobs unless they believe they meet 100% of the qualifications listed in the job post.

We are more interested in finding the best candidate for the job, and encourage you to apply, even if you do not meet every qualification listed.

If you are unsure if you meet the qualifications of this role please email hr@visiongift.org to discuss your application.

Please read this job description carefully and ask for clarification if you have difficulty understanding the functions of this job.

Please describe any accommodations that you need in order to perform this job.

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Last updated : 2024-05-03